Richwoods High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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tCHS bond in the homecoming parade. Homecoming Spirit Get on your mark. GO! With these words, the great tricycle race started the 1966 homecoming assembly. With the spirit of victory, the Knights enthusiastically voiced which team was the best—Richwoods! Preparation for the Haunted Homecoming had started weeks before the assembly. Seniors had nominated in their homerooms the seven girls they wanted for homecoming queen candidates. After the queen assembly on Thursday, students voted for their choice, but the result was not known until the game the following night. Homecoming week was an uproar of activity as each class worked toward two goals. The first was to build the best float and the second was to raise their class spirit in order to win the Spirit Stick. Their efforts were shown Friday as students lined the streets to see the homecoming parade, but the two biggest events, the game and dance, were yet to come. Just wait till he turns aroundl Mr. Bob Boiotto pushes Mr. Don Marine to try for o tricycte victory over tho students. Royolettcs raise spirit with their pompoms in the homecoming porode.

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Enthosiostic seniors try to spell out their spirit. Drum Major Mike Mothews proudly Knights Raise Fellow Knights find thot the only way they can win is by polling together. 20

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Knights Spook Rockets For Victory Knight» rip through the victory shield to open their tenth onnuol homecoming gome. Povl Avery corriei the boll toword on RCHS victory.